Same here in the east. Barely burning at all. Now the midwest got 2 ft blizzards plus power outages so i assume lot of stoves are on generators (...
all softwoods... back here most are hardwoods.
No hardwoods out west?
douglas fir are a softwood pellet[ I assume from the doug fir trees in the Northwest] that commands top dollar in the east..[being over 3000 miles...
The Douglas Firs from the Pacific Northwest should be cheaper for you there
"A few dollars less than winter pricing, but not a lot." word dat...
ok... just 5 bags shy of 4 tons here... EazyBlaze super premos...
I am about 6 bags shy of 200.... amazing how no matter what the season brings as far as up/down temperatures, I always burn 90-95% of 4...
now that I have used stove[constant mode] on my harman a lot more this year, I agree that biggest difference is ASH. Stove mode just kept the...
burned a ton of hamers last season... lots of dark coarse ash... good heat though.. P61A.
Well. Since thread is still alive. Into 4th ton skid. Burning 24/7 poorly insulated 1920's house.
yeah.. actually do have one here besides a smoke detector..
many tons sitting under the CO2 detector for many years NOT A PEEP.[prob should check the battery.........[ATTACH]
Great softies..
HD here [ Levittown/Bristol] just got in another tractor trailer full of Green supreme Appalacian hardwoods.. I know end of Feb all the pellets...
stove chows next to doug firs nice little stash of mix/match there,,.....kewl....
I do admit though that i will fold the bags to as close to a postage stamp as i can to take up little space..:dex::dex:
Throw mine in the kitchen recyc trash can same as other trash. One less trival thing to ponder in life
we burn 24/7.. 2 story 1920's not well insulated house..... Anderson thermal windows but jesus H..... we have 24 winders in the house... more...
